venturesome
adjective
having or showing a disposition to undertake risky or dangerous activities; daring.
venturesomeness
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a word derived from
venturesome.
Example Sentences
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As part of the recent rethink, psychologists have introduced a new factor: boldness, which they define as a mix of social dominance, emotional resiliency and venturesomeness.
From Scientific American ā Jul. 24, 2023
Phil were to find a way to digitize a little of that kind of venturesomeness, Sound/Stage could become Game/Change.
From Los Angeles Times ā Oct. 25, 2020
Among the most venturesome artists in the Madrid show were the Italians, and the venturesomeness was rewarded.
From Time Magazine Archive
He was brother to all whose strivings in countless communities, whose eagerness, adaptability, energy, venturesomeness and common sense give the stamp of the American character.
From Time Magazine Archive
The same distinguishing traits of woman's spirit are visible through the grief and piety of Lady Russel, and the gayety, the spite, and the venturesomeness of Lady Mary Wortley.
From The Young Lady's Mentor A Guide to the Formation of Character. In a Series of Letters to Her Unknown Friends by An English Lady
